Craps Things to come:

Monday, February 12, 2021, Aruze Gaming introduced a new craps table design combining electronics with a more traditional craps setup at Harrah's Las Vegas.

This concept is not new because, there was a somewhat similar crap table at the "Bill's Gamblin Hall and Saloon" in Las Vegas at the corner of Flamingo and the Strip. Later the table was moved to the "Link" casino, but not sure if it was ever activated.

Although electronic craps have been around for a while ... most of Aruze's "Shoot to Win" machines have been pulled from Las Vegas casinos for another type of "stand-alone" crap, machine.

Looking at the video in the article this new type of table may be appealing to the casino's, saving on manpower, plus reduce payoff errors....but Player acceptance is key.

Here is a Highlight from the Las Vegas Review-Journal article:

....'A new craps game at Harrah’s Las Vegas, Roll to Win Craps from Aruze Gaming America Inc., combines the traditional dice game with a large LED screen and electronic bets. Animations and audio features add to the excitement and are meant to make the game more appealing to novice players"


Complete article:

https://www.reviewjournal.com/busin...-of-its-kind-craps-game-on-the-strip-2278996/

 

The Aruze Gaming Groups' website has a video on their new crap table … however, it’s more hype than substance. Although looking at the video it seems like they have bonus bets and some other interesting features.

Roll to Win Craps_Product Video on Vimeo

 

Will check this out in September when I go there to get a big salad.

 

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Is this some form of stadium crap with terminal connection to live table or just some video game with the rng, hey hey?